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VOL. XLIV.
NAZARETH, PA., THUKSUAY    .w'<-II.NI.Vd, .\IA1M H _>I, ll.:;.";
No. 17
Ira Thomas Guest Speaker At Joint Meetini? of Lions and Rotary Clubs At "\
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Officers Meet ( ounly Y. I\ Conference At Nazan-lh
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One jf the larye.st joint meeilngs of thc Nazareth LImii aiid Rotary Clubs \va> held in lh? Y M C. A dining room m town Moiid.r' eve¬ ning, wlicii iii)iii"o,xiinately lO'D nv ni- bers ol the two club.s and thi'ir eue.->t..'- fc,.eeh'd Ira Thomas ot P.ii:- adelphl.i. the g'aest ^pi'aker of lh ¦ evening.
Mr. Thomas has Ions been assi- ciated with ba.sckal!. -iarting h:- inotess-iijiial career in Harllord. Conn,, in the old C jniieclii'Ut Leagu> in 1902.
In I'.IO.) he pl.iyed with Providcnc 111 the Iniernailonal Lia'^ue, which leiiiii won tiie chaini):on>liip iindor the coaching of Jaci; Dunn.
In li>0C-07 he wa- with the N.-'w York Yaiike'.-^.
In 19u8 he vvas with D iroit, which club won the champlDnsiilp for the Amerk'iin  Leai^ue  in lhal  year.
In 190!) he played wfai the Athle¬ tics and caiiuht such well known pitchers as Jack Coinb.i, Chief Bender and Eddie Plank, In 1910-11-13-14 the Athietirs won the American Leayue iioiiii nu and the world chaniploii,-'h;p in 1910-11-13, This team txrliap.-, h better kn iwii ta Iw-'ball fans a> thc loam liav- I113 llle  million  dollar  inheld
After his active plaviiis' days were over, Mr. Thinnas acted as a coach and al.-.o in an adviory capacity 11 thc Athletics baseball club Mire recently he has been s<n"ving as a baseball >cout and travels the entire United States for baseball mat iial tor the  Athletics.
The >i>'aker he'.d the iiiulivi-iei attentloa of his adult listener.s a-, well a.-- tho Boy Scnit-. of the three local irori)^ who wae present as gucisls of the clubs
Duriiii? thi' addi-ess he stressed Ih.   fat''   thil'   clean   living   i.s     an
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Vi'i.; ar.d a.-, he neari'd t:..- iiu 1 - :' pa- ,'iuer car, f..;ii,'.ved  b;.'  ,. caiiie iioi lh. T; e p i --1. :  1 i li nil r.ir'Hiiih liiw.ir,', Na ar tru:k  sudd'Illy swerved
ll prop..rly developed, are one ol lh • yr.'ate.-t mold-rs of cli.u'actc'r an.i provide preparation tu help the i>\era'je boy face the problem.s ,)f life wh -n lhat time arrives. A brlel r.->uiue of his early career was Biven bv tl'.e speaker, who emphasi/'d again that the right liabiis of clian li',iiii!. tornu'd early in life, lay the fouiidalion of our future ciiizens; till, boys (if today becoinlii.,^ Ihe mci ol  tomorrow.
During the evening several selej- tioiis were rendered by a ciu.alet including Josph Ide, Chaniiing De.r, Edii.ir Lx,'hr and H, Ruch ac- comanied by VVllUam St'ibel, all of Easton known as '"The Get Togethci- Quartet"", They presented several .si'lection.s that were well received
Preceding the fine dinner .served by th." ""V"' kitchi'n staff under the d:rrc!i<iii of Mr iUid Mrs, Willi.im HariJer. a brief .songfe.'^t ot the clubi u.is led by Fred Hunt of th:' Rotarv and Andrc'.v Kern of the Li:jiis Clilbs,
Hairy Rich'iibach presided as ciiainnaii of the meeimsj and was assisted by H I. VVoriiian of the Lions Club R. F. Ziegler introdu"- ed the speaker.
Among the guests registered at Ilie meciiim were: Oeor'^c Schulcr, H. Miiller. Thomas G.irih.in and C G. Di". -hi'r of till' Oull Heiiniug Co , H. Shllfer. of Balh; V. R. Mayer, K J Feizer. AUenlown. James Rod'-r. Buff Coleman. \V J. "Younit. J >;iii  R   Jones  and   1'   K   O.mha,
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Th ¦ \oung piiysician lecei'.ed a fra, ured kne.. cap, a bump un th head and contusions about the b d;. He was t:ik'. n to St, Luke's H'ispi- tal, Bcihk'iu-ni. wh re ii:i X-ray examination was made and he was then releu.scd and was taken to his hom.' where he is restum comfor¬ tably. His automobile w.is badly daiii.iged.
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PRLNTIPAL SUBMITS MONTHLY REPORT
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Tiie r gular si.iied 111 eling of th? directors of the Chamber of Com¬ merce wa-. held Moi.iiav evening with president A. O. Kern presid¬ ing FUieeii directors were pre-,ont iiid. whiii' the s.'.s-ion cjiisUined bul an hour .all siaiidnig coininii- t es made a complete rejjort. Prosi- ¦¦iii Kern al.so aiiiiouiiced that th" P.irk committee, consisting of Wil¬ liam Bennett Jr. and H P. Yeisley and a .-pecial rommitle.' on Higii- way Iinprovi'ment c onsisling of Frank Schmidt and Frank Martin b.. continued until further notice. It was also announced that a more comprehensive report m.iy b' issued by the Sewer Plain Coinniit.Uv' when the Board conveii's in its next regular se-sioii. April l.')th. It is the Chambi'i s desire tu assist our Borough Faihers all possible these   three   p.u'ticti'.iu"   pi"fi|ects
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BOV S( OUTS HOLD "FATHERS NIGHT"
Fiinei'.il -,r\ices lur Eii,ivr Irving an engineir in the niaiiitenance of wav Cicparlment of the Pea.isyl- V.lllla Railroad who died 111 .1 h-i-pi- t.il in Philadelphia, following .i bii'f illness, was lield from hi> h;jnie in Kiizaretli   la.st   Friday.
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Many of the vineyards as a result of t'nis effort to cut costs, are m a low stale of vigor Tiiis conditioii li readily >.'en in the wood, which 1~ snort and weak.
If an efTort is Ix'iii'^ madt lo econ- omwe. the ijest practice is to pruiu 111.' vines harder. In.si.acl ot fou.' '0-bud cane.s or e\fn ihree-10-ou.i c.ines. the use of iwo canes pel vine would be' more advUablc and only three canes .should be u.se'.i whore the vines aie exceptional... vigorious with the umbrella .sysi in. In llu' ChauUiuQua or Knlllen sy¬ stems llle number ot caut:, can be r duced without maii'iially cutting diwn ti'ie crop and Willi decided beiietii from the st.indpoini of g<'.- eral  pr.iduction
Por 111.' benefit of t lOs'- v,. o lia'.e grain.- on arbors 1 v irtllises. M' Coleman reminds tiiai the one-ye.ir-^ old wood is the fruiiuiii wood aiul all ellorts should be made to retain this wood but remove as iir.i.h old« . wiKid ii.s possible. Iiie old mi'ln..'i of pruini'ig where tw 1 Cuds are re- l.uiied ¦.lould be diMi-irded a''d pruning 'o retain 8 or lu buds    be
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OITicers elected Wednesday ni!j;iit weie: Roy Lahr. president: P.iilhrock. trea-urer; Cl^oii: oby. secretary: Harry"^acob.v .mer, and Ray Uhler, biisine- iiier
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WARN BEEKEEPERS OF ILLEGAL HIVES
lliirri-il>urg .-X p". i.U wainiiv^ lias been issued by the apiary In- siK'cti.in 111 the bureau of plant in¬ dustry, Pennsylvani.i Depart iiicnt of AgricuUure, to ,')H'J lj«.4.keep:'rs in Pi'iinsylv.lllla who have n<it report¬ ed their compliance with the State law ill keeping their beis in modorii m.ivable frame hives These aiiiar- les ',v..ie found to violate the law when ilil nfnriil In-peetlrm was made liist   summer.
Slat.' oflici.als explain that a re- iiispeetiun will be made of these aplari''- b "tiiuiiiit May 1, Iiispec-j Vors havo found that Pennsyhanii litekeepii - in 'j.'nenil reali/e tlv Importance of in-pectlon for dis- ea,-"*-, and that bee, cnnnol Ix- prop¬ erly in-pected when kept in IlU' old type  hives
March and Aorll are di •crib'^d as a very dfsinble time to purchase and ii-semble th" equipment '^o thil Iteei- an l>e trartsterred to legal lilves
One hundred tlious.ind mon could !><> put to work immediately on Peiiiisylvanlas highways, if the actuiilly needed Impruvements on the StaU' highway system were put under way. R.iy V. Warren. Vic • President of the Peiiiisylvaiiia Coii- .siruetion Council, declared todiiy.
There i.s a very great danger, he added, that I'eiiiisylvaiiia will find herself 111 a worse tlnancial iniiddie than exists today, if the Legisla¬ ture moves to ijermit highway lunds to be expanded on lequire- nieiits apart from highway con¬ struction, iiiiiintenance and .idinlii- i-tr.uion.
""F.iery right thought directed to¬ ward jKi.sslble solution of Peiinsvl- vaiiia's relief problem." Mr. Warren .i.sscrted, ""consider lirst of all tin' giving of Jobs to Peiiiisylv,iiii,i woikinen. Why, then. Is It dilllculi 10 see Jti.st how Imporiant a p'>sl- tloii highway coiisiruction occiipie,' 111 the pictuie?
"Right at this moment there i- nocd for $,)0,OIK),00() worth of widen¬ ing and reconstruct Ion on our hlgh- Wiiys, particularly ihe main routes ,.\n<)tlier $,-)0 IXIO ilOO cnuld Ix- used to put In needed railroad gr.id' crossing eliminations, provide ade- Oiliite bridges mid olher iioedcl improvements There Is Slooimo0 "I worth of work that could and -hoiil.l be dune What does that nie,in in teniis llf employmeni Considering the length of lime ji would t.ike I . m.ike th<'s«' neeessarv Improvi'iiient- It each 111,111 put Id work would ''.un over the prrliKl $1,000 lhat 1111,111- thai 11)0 11011 men euiiUI !)•• nut t > work immediately They would en tinue Kl earn their living nver a l.iiig perlotl, and  llieh   exiJeiidltures
for foeid, clothing, and the other necessities of life would exert a strong influence toward uplifting geiieriil busines-.
"It Is odd that more P'^ople d > not realize that highway construc¬ tion gives eventually about 90 cent- out of every dollar spent to the la- ixiring 111,111 That means that if Pennsylvania would spend the hun¬ dred or so inillion dollars in her motor fund for genuine road needs, the laboring men of this State over the period would receive eventually iilxiiit Siin.IMIll,OOil Included anioiv,! the laboring men would be the road workers thems. Ives on the firing lin.' and in back of the firing line, quai- ry workers, miners, steel worker-. Oil and giis worker-, sand, gravel slag and cement workers rallrond employees, tnu'kers, and all the host of other employees of Indus¬ tries and business which coiitribut ¦ !o road building
""Ii)i\<'rsion of the highway fund now or at any time will only result 111 iiiilhtying the value of the whole recoiery program, whoso keystoiu' Ues In the creation of worthwhile jobs. Cea.se road building for twn vears nr two montlis and thotisaiid- of men, upon whom the additional thousands of their families deiiriul for ,stisIonance, will he tossed out of their Job,s. Only one plm-e remain, for tliein to gn^ n-llef roll.s or the dole Pennsylvania owes II not onlv to her uiiemploved, but to her.self I'he Keys!.me State and the second State in the Uiiion. to li.iit these attempts to rob the unemployed nf their oppiirtunltv by robbing tlv hli-'hwav department of its rightful assets, whleh should l>e spent for genuine work relief, not for fast- dl,siipix>arlnR doles
Troop 'S2 Boy Scouts of America, held •"Father"s Nlglil' in the Naza¬ reth Y. M C. A. on Tuesday eve¬ ning. There were 633 faihers ;uri scouts present .it the .iffair. Tht' afTair w.is cp'tied with the p.irading of the colors by sc'its Rich.ird Roth, Wayne Keck, Wilham Lutz and Roljert Doyle, F.il'iwing this W.u'iie Keck repeal.".! the sou" pledge Scoulniaster Filinei" Siiytier welcomed  the faihers   tii  the  iiffah.
All acrcuiu of .seo;itiii'4 by      Aissistiint     sc lULiii.is Doyie.   uh.)   told   h   ',v   lie scout   ,iiid    the   \,irloii.- scoiii  work tli.it   111'  ;> t lefore 1). coining  an  a - in.isler in tiie Hoop
Scouts Rol-.rt Diivi'.' Diivid Wor- 111.in, Doiiiiid Met/, Ruiiard R >th and Ja("k Redline 'j..'.-. a coiuedy ski'leh eiitnlid "Ih Tm LiZ'^ie" , each of the ixiy.s l.ikiir^ v.uiius parts of tlv c.ir. With Henry Byrnes as patient, tiie s-oiiis tiie.i gave a first aid d. moiistraiion showing bandaging work for ever, part of the body They al,so shoA'ed tiieir tather.s the .scout imestiiure ceremony. Taking p.ut in this were the triKip officers iiicliidiiii! John Allen who gave the introduc- lory rem.irks, scoutniastrr Snyder, assistants Bruce Doyle and Hiitoii Shiifer. .senior patrol leader, Vincent Keller patrol le.ider: Wayne Keck, guide: Riciiard Roth and Ciind.dale Frank Pennock.
At this ixiint in the affair tii" scouts Introduced their fathers t.i the a.s.senibled .scouts and guests Introduced were: Hiirry Worm.111. S I'eters Frederick Martni. J H Fulmer, E. Rader A Keller. W Keck. P Heckm.m H, M.yers, M Pencok J Roth, C Vogel R Snyder, W Engle, R Hoch, J Redline, E. Ritter F. Huth Frank .Martin. J A SchaefTer B. Doyle. A O. Keni. J Allen H Werkhei.s 'r. F Schramm N    Freeman  and  W.   Breinig.
Frederick Martin gave an inter¬ esting talk on s,.'i)uting. A go.>d d'ai ul fun was gotten froii»».».he cracker eating contest In which .scouts Warren Engle and Jack Redline as well as Earl Ritter and Russ"ll Hoch. guests took part
E\eryoiie then prixiei'ded to eiijuv tlv lunclieon that wa.s prepared hv the moUiers of the scouts Followin.: Ihis benetlietion closed a verv sii,'- cessln,  "Filther's  Ni.jlil "
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.'5',:iiiiecks', iiie wli.ch u Qutjit Court of lh ¦ Al.i',.t. Club, Allentiiivn on Mo:id,
a league was lornied lor mg  sea,'xni.
Tile Nazar.'tli Club i.s very foi tun¬ ate and are to be coinnienued mat tlvy have establi.shed a repatati.>n which has earned lor them the op- Ijortunity and respect of sU'.h High Cla.s.s Quoiters a.s will be reprcjoiii- ed in this league.
It is planned that the season will start on Monday, May 6tli, and (ontests will be iield ihereafiei •\ery Monday evening up to somf time in Septembn'r. eacli ciui.-' tj pitcii 20 match games 10 match i to be played at home and 10 malch- e.s   awa".
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Cinip 315, Patriotic Order of Anifncans held their regular m.e".- iiig   la.st  Friday,
President   Nora   Meyers   presided
Chaplain Helen Miller conducted devotions.
The financial i-eport was preseni- el by  Mrs.  .Mary  Abel.
Mrs Alni.i Eckhart was r-porie-l home from Hospital and Mi- St-ii.t Koch   is   improved
Annouiuiement was made tiial t.i,'
Di.i'inct   mjceting   will   !:<.   lu-ici   a'
Weavers\ lUe Camp  -21'.i.   'ii  AoVii   4
I     An    expre-sion     of     tnani.s     I.i
1 fliwei's   wa.s  received    from     H  '¦•:.'.
Millei
The pi'ii'.e was w'or. bv Anni R--n- ncr.
name wn^ Mary J Kemmerer, wa- a daughter of the lale Mr, and Mr- Daniel Kemmerer. and was born ai
Belfast.
They were united in marriaii- Ui the Reluriiied parsonage in KiZA- reth on March VJ 188j by the la>' Rev Dr E W Remecke. then pas¬ tor of the Evan -Reiormcd Church Belfast
They liave two sons. Pred Kos¬ tenbader, of Bushkill township, and Edward D Kostenbader, of Belfast, al-.o two daughters, Mrs. David En¬ gler, of Plainfield t/)wn-ti;p, and .Mi- Ravmond Amv, of Pen Argy, On - daughter, Katie May, died a tiie age of two years.
They also have 10 grandchiidr-iii and  one   great-grandchild
An elaborate dinner was prep.i: li at the home of Mr. and Mr- Ed ward D Kostenoader and wa- en- I K.ved by tiie following: Mr and Mrs Owen Kostenbader. Mr. and Mr- h I  j K ,.-, :,i,:Kl.T  111  Bu-hkil' lu-xr.
sll.I) .Mr aiid Mi . Edward D Kixs- tenivadi-'r and dauithler Vioi,i, ot li- ila.st: .Mi and Mrs David Engler ,ii".d chiidn-n Grace Ruth, Forrest, I, ¦ .. ii:.:i Lii.i'st 01 PUllUield :, :,:iJ. .Ml "liil Mi'v Rayn. md Aiii'.' Iiid ciii.fJi.'ii Mary, Alfred a:i<J .Slieruaod of Pen Argyl; Mr, and i',;. i'l liuuid H;.;)pt'l and daugli- I : ..: Ba:..;)i; Mr. and Mr* 1 . ll. 11 'I. ')i Wind Oup: Mrs. l,:..i l'.i._i.i aiii daughter Mamio, ;..: K' .ieis', liie; .Mr, and Mrs, Gins. Sch,;.iinb and fiicliard Ehler, of I. :..: ¦ . tii- Ke'v and Mrs, Will. .lU H   lir ...^. ,il   I'en Argvl.
In liie are:'n'>,n thi- foUowlng add.iiona; Irands and neighb >rd c 11.," lo extend < j.igralulalioiis and g'jou vMsliPs. .Mr. and Mrs Paol Kern Mr and Mr, Alfred H .skoy, .i..d .Mi a..d .Mrs Philip Brady, of Ai,":itoviii: Mr and Mrs, Fiank Beisei and Frank Kemmerer of Reading: Prole,,or .Marlvn A, Ra¬ di-;' Horace Bowers Amandus Ste:- tiei' L«'sti-r Sas.sainaii Mr. and Mrs. fi/jy Kosienbad<?r Mrs Charles Oild, Mrs Ellen Gold, Miss Orace LauU, and Miss L«.-ah Bernardo, of Belfast; Mr and Mrs Aloert Roth Monford Oarr, Mrs Oeorge M( iz and daug.i- ter Evelyn, all of Busiikiil towns.up, and EllLs Owens, ol Wind Gap.
A program was rendered at 2:30 p m as follows: Singing the favor¬ ite hvmn of the aged couple "Ju'jt As I A.m": prayer by the Rev Wil¬ liam H Brong B D, of Pen Argyl; sel'-ction by tiie male quartet of the E\ an-Reformed Church. Belfast; address by Re\' Brong; ,selectiot» by the male Quartet; reinark.s by Marlvn A Rader .of B^'llasi: sing¬ ing "Ble-t Be the Tic That Bindi"; benediction Rev   Brong.
T!ie guests were ireaUd to cak« and ice-cream
Mr. and Mrs Ko.stenbader re:e.v- •'-1 man-, uvlui and beautiful gift';, lx)uquets   and  potted    plants,    and
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KEBthAH LODGE ELLITS OFFK ERS
Election of oHicera was heid at lh meet nig of ihe Eiizabi-in Pil« Lod^e of Rebekahs on M mday evening Eie-ted were: Pnillii« grand; ConieliA vice grand; Naomi e for 18 niJailia; ii delegate to tne as- i •in,..iniiig offlcers will be tiic in-comin? no- ,i>n   wii;     take    pld?a
SONS OF n ALV I.N
AMEKK .A >1EET
E\elyn     M'ssiir-ier,       .Mi-s Heinis
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for  New V-irk  wiiere I'l
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nd.eu- oui-going irible - in the chair Sadla nuiiutes of tile pre- aiid   they   were   ap-
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The I.odye rniic:;) --.1 Ma: di Sa\oia Oi'der Sons ut Ii ii\ ii. America, heid a m eium on Sunda'. al   Carlo Hall
Mr.   and   Mrs   Joim   Fr.iizi.   P.iul and    Samuel     Peti'i.i;nani.      Ralph Orantinetli   and  Angi-io  C.ircio.   aii| l'l Ea-ton were present     .Mr, Curc.o.! Venerable of the Lodge Enrico Mill)! I.; Easion. spoke to the m'inbers inl i'.'-ard  to  the  Ord .r.    Paul  Petrig- 11.mi aLso talked In the same re-pe.l ¦
I SE (iOOn LITTER IN BR(M)I)ER IIOI SE
Bath Lions (elehrate
Seventh Anniversary
lle.ir-   splendid   Address   i,\ \\ in.   Al    M( Keen.   .luiUe ( i>iiiil>   ( (iiirt*
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Ground corn cous lia\e become [|::ite popular as a llti< r in brooder ll .u,ses for chicks 'he p.i>i lew .\'e,ir-, C.vjiiiy Agent B L C.i. 111,111 re¬ ii. els
Oirnding the cobs into pi-c-'s from -M,' -quarter to one-hiiif huh in s.ze i- recommended. Tli:> lr.t< r, just il- all litters, sliould be .sinred every iiiier day s»5 that tlie droppings will I wei'k to Ihe boinm It is al-.i im- ri.il be cover-
Tile   Batii   l.i.i celebi'a.led    their -,iry   of   Cli.uter tiie     w;\e-   ,iiid dining     on   an
dinner,   servd   at    th b.v   Lion  H    A   Gill>i'i
1-     Ciiij     Miinglv
s",en:ii    aiiimcr-
Nigh;   b.\    u.M'iiv
s-.veeth aris     ,t:i:i
cxceilenl     chi, k'u
Ba'h   H il-'i
and Ills W.I ¦
ARRESTS FOLLOW SAUSA(iE FRAUDS
I     11,11 rishiirK,    .Sever.il   iik.it  dealer-] ' in western and central Pennsylvani.i j were ordered pro.secuted during Ilv past   lew   weeks  for   .selling  sausag colored with coal tar d.ve and adui t  I'.iled with soy be.in flour, .lecord- inu   to   the   montiilv   i'ei>)rt  of   the iiure.iu   of     fixxl.s   and     cheiuistr'. State   Dipiirtmeiit   of   Agriculture
I>'teciiMn of added 'ina'eri.iis hi ,idullered .'*au.->age l.s one of the iiio-l exaetliiB tasks in the foui liilxiratory, chemi.sts si id Modem scieiiiie ioehnl(|ue. however, has m.ide Ihe .fob less diltli lilt than iva- the rase years ago wlvn the fraud was  much   more  common
Tlilrtv-foiir proseciitlolls were or¬ dered by pure fixid agents during Kebru.iry for specific vlolaii.m.s of reiiiisylvaiii.i food liiws Tt^-elve dif¬ ferent   liws wen-   Involved   in  thes'
l',IS«'S
l>oitaiit that thi- mat I'd Willi panel - nr b.iy ii,r. s
Some .nlu'r litu r- .' ,11. sill', inns i)',!" nv -•i- ir cam' p.'.iii'.r sir li:^" and h.i.v chifl -li.'iild 1>' Ire-- Ii- .111 ,i ili ..d- and   -li.i.iid    b.
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A deiightlul -Mi;' .- n iil '.I at ;lie lionie I •! Mi (i . !"ge I'r.iiei C"h.'i'i", H,ii e\'i':iliig of Marcii 1-'. in Mi I'litfi'i'.s ,"i.1rd l).i;lul,i\ -ai". Various gam .- wer. iUid  music  was  furnished
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Fiiinkle on an accordian Mr I'liger Wil- the recipient of iii.iiu gifts .md teheilaliniis   from   his   frii'iids
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Fdw.lrd ,1 I>'in,iit'sl and P,ilrena A Heckman l>ith of Plainfield N J were united in m,irrliige on Fnday March l,i, by Oeorge A KubiUls, ,Iusiii'e of the Peace, nl his ofTlce 220 So  Broad strci't, towm
111  their own inimitabie  .si.'-le
During these seven vear- th • memU'rship nf the club has dwindl¬ ed somewhat, bu' what may h.i\;' lacked in the smaller num!> r than on the original "l,adies Nigiu laek- ed   nothing   in   ardor   nor  enthusi-
;ism
Hoch's orilK'sir.i el N.i.'aieiii composed of John Delchm.m cla:- liii't. I,ester Scoti, \i iilil. Lesie. Bell, alto: Joseph Schlegei c.i.nel .liiil Mis- I en.l M.iiik- pi.r.i.. .<.- compani.st, furni.slied -piendid in.i.-- le itirougliou: tile I -, ening Pr-sident A O Shitler. and Inirociuced the gue>' Will w,is tile Hon Willi,till Ki-en, Jiid"<. .if the N.ir; C.unity Couris, wiio-e ,nlei;'. Hi 1 ' llii I'-siiiu; and '.*as .1! ¦ eiii luisia-lir,ii,\ I'.'i ei. l'il H ;.i r.iiii.i ill.Hi'. I.f ill.' f.ii'mi : ,"i - . ; l.llli ,11;.1 he br.iiiiiiit the I 11 ils iilid '<. ;iii mi,inu; iii,iii', pi.'.i-.in; ; ll" Boio and ;'- )irn J'idite McKeen .'••nt. : .1 iilress .ir.nind 'lii- t!v>U-'lv. li.' w.iiTyiii^ t...) lll.ll. h H'- •il.i' he h.ul loiu; -m, e a i - ¦ I Mile <ii n.e w >n i in>2 I ueh   for   at    the   point     .;
.11 llll!i,ippilies.s tx-gilis He ¦ wa.- plea.-ed to note tha" most Lions he had ev>r met h,i\e a spirit of optimism, and that h.ip- pv vein of thought shoiiUi perm at- • •very action o| man with neighbors 111(1 in all walks of hfe
Spending a considerable portion ..f his talk on his ovvn work in hav¬ ing charge of the Court of Dom s- lic Relations, he s,ild he was trying with Ills l)Osi efTorts to a.'»':ii,'wfp. re- ronelle and effect the dlfTetence in mlsmated i>ooplc. ofltlmts with sue i-ess,   but   in   pverj"   event   a
H" d ta.iid .!u-; lu.w the Doir...', Reiations   cmn   op'i'.ites   and   t
: h I'.v a -\stem of handling tii.--' i,is<- L iniiiig into court, w a^ iinu- ..ur,i;ed ,ind made more ell'Ciiv, cii; iilii lu- un s.'iii administrai.'ii ai,d ,il-o slunvfd how the c,>ur: ..:i,l ;'>un;\ v'.-.Vi- able to save iivjI,"'. a- 1".er ag,iiiist the former melivd- .¦iiijilo'. ed The first year ih^ system u.is instaiied more than $!>000 00 wa- -,ued. and ttie .-succeeding vear ui two Uie amount  was even  high-^;
Parall'Img the work of the Djui e-i,c Relations coun the Judge als. s;}oke of the Juvenile court whl'ii '.'.Is eslablislied, and how it sli-etch- , OUl a tremendous influence mt niinv lionie-. with an authoritv an: a desire to chaiig<' the character .f -rii .nueiiiles -o Ih.lt thev m.iy r- -nw Cliristiiin Training. Cliri-t;.«,. ,    .   ', ;- .Hid .1 Chrisiiaii  life
Juiiite   MeKi'^'ii s   closing   thoiuiv
Hu./. ''       n.^b Fn'eliman, Mai'cks,   trus' Jennie .Mil.i.e
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A .-iiflee n.,   '.1-'   IjUs.:,.-- -,--.••'^:',:-l'2    .iv.-'i:: Raip'i    Kj-;)i)a..i -   . M.iijei   Fi-
i.ir.d ga".e a s.-:etcii "Chatter Bar- r.'.-e Matt Ii'i K'eppinger, 11- \. ,11'-old ai'cord.onisl, plaved two numbers Mab<"l Eyer gave a read¬ ing "My Name is Maria Ann' Bingo wis plaved aim prizes went to hijli
> 'Oi'.Ts
On the comniiltee for the kia'.sell weri- Claia Andrews Lucy Kline, Brong, Mabi'l Eyer, Lena 1 Claia Meyeris, Carria Hak'.'iibiK 11 Ji'iiii.e Millheim, Ciu'a Correll. Hennetta Kai,ser, Lilly Wunder.v R)se Siegfried, Ela.a Smr.h Louise Knecht, Helen Shafer, Mary Fritchman and Naomi M.ircks
i  wa=  held folbw-
mieting     An   In-
n   was   presented.
sang     two     vocal
and   Carrie   H>1-
Berlha
Higeninic
CIVIL   >KRMf I    KXAMINATIOVS
The   United   SUU's   Civil   Serviw* Commission   has    announced    oj)ea I)eiitive    examinations    as   fal-
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rjiulyard  Kiplnni- \f«^.n keep   your  head,   wii-- 1
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i'lll    Sll. rill   Uil a.i-'   a   ne,r,   in' lUi'ions   tor   til il'iir    !>'.    th.    Im in  Bath Slillf.
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Assistant   credit   union   invesliga- ^ • >;. $J.6i)0 a  vear. Farm Credit A.1-
iii,iiistra';on.
Junior   pin si?ist,   $2,000     a   .vear. Opiional    - ibjects   are:    Electricity, heat meeliaiiics, and optics Ciieniisi      and     senior,   as.sociate, I .Iii'l   assi-,;ii;it   chemists.   $2,000
$4 600 a vear j     A-lstant    kepi>'r    $1 .32.J National  /!oo;'>gieal  P to:i   D   C
All    S'.ite--   excep'      t'tah,     Iowa,
N'irglnia    Marvland,   nnd
of  Columbia   have   r*»
than  tiieii- quota of ap»
the    ap!K)riione<t
to
a   j'ear,
irk,   Vv'-oAlfii,^.
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I    V   Hahn led the grfnjp singing sides   the   ; ions,   the   following p:•-.¦<• Ill       Mrs      J      H , Mr:s I
r ,1   ;. legriim   from   ir,e   In ' iiiil-   Siielly,    conveving    irre l.l 'he Bath Club upon It, ,1 '-«irv V   Hal B.' gi|.\sm  were Set'ni,  and  daughter   Harris;
\'.';'mon; the   Dis'rlct ¦¦'ived  less p 1,11" menl -
(I l),!;; ni.'!i;,i' s. rvue in W'tslilag" ;. 1 D c The position of a-islsunt !'• d • union nnestigalor and asiUt- Hi ; kepjx'r are not afTected by Uia Si,lie apprnlioiiiiwnt  law
Fiiil information mav be obtained
tiie   Secretary   of   the   United
Civil   Service  Board  of   Eic-
I     at th? post offlce In Nu
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Sti ll' aiiiiiii reh
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J F Beers Mr>- B F Roliii Mrs , A O ShifTer Mrs W D Kunkel, Mrs r H Unangst Mrs L V , Hahn Mrs Clark P Smith, Mrs A J J Kemmerer, Mr nnd Mrs R W. I Fehr Mrs John F n-ei'- Mi."is Evp- j lyn Danner, Mr.s J H Senrenbnch I Mrs 1 A .Jones, Mr- .Joseph Marv worth  Mrs   L   H   Beam, Mi,ss Anna Kilbe
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s'r»*f'
Mi'-s Bi'>ad
on   Tueiiidav tion.    were
TlK'IC
I/WjjKiid,
Wilbur Pike Mrs Charle Mrs Wllm««r H-ver Mrs Pfhnel   Mrs   William   William-s
Pjire.. were award«<d U> Mr« and Mrs   WtUlams
nw>iid   Michael,     Houth
eiii»'r'ain»'tl   at  bridg*
eveniiiB     Tlie  decoia-
green   and   while
preii«nit   were   Mrs   Of.'ori*
Mrs     Wilmer   Wolf,     Mrv
Clarric* Woll
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